Honestly, Do You Judge Someone Because Of Their Color Or Nationality?

by minimus 69 Replies latest jw friends

  • donny
    donny

    I do not judge based on color or nationality as we have so many in my family, i.e. Irish, Mexican, African, Chinese, Native American & English.

    I do remember when I was 5 or so and I went to visit my maternal grandparents and my grandfather asked me late one night if I wanted to walk with him and go see some "colored" people. (He went there to buy the moonshine they made) I eagerly agreed and when we got to the small neighborhood, I asked him where were the colored people and he pointed to a group of them nearby and I said in a disappointed voice "They're not colored grandpa, they're black people." I was hoping to see some green or blue folks.

    Donny

  • cantleave
    cantleave

    I'm blind to skin colour, even though I do find the little green men who beam me up to their ship every full moon I bit annoying, I always wake up with a sore bum afterwards.

  • donny
    donny

    Cantleave I'm envious! You got to see the green men that I was hoping to see!!

    Donny

  • cantleave
    cantleave

    Donny, get some strong anti-depressants, you'll see them then

  • White Dove
    White Dove

    Sixy,

    That article sounds like it was written from a sarcastic angle to bring attention to biggots that black and 1/2 black people can do great things for Americans' way of life. I didn't read any true biggotry in it at all outside of sarcasm.

  • AGuest
    AGuest

    May you all have peace... and I have to agree with PSacto. The TRUTH is that I am prejudice of people of ALL colors... and all ilks. I don't particularly like SOME white people (the ones who think racism doesn't exist), SOME black people (the ones who still think the "guv'ment owes [them] something," SOME Asian people (the "pushy" ones who almost run over me on the road, in the store, and are rude to me because I am black)... SOME middle eastern people (the ones who think I should be blown up because I'm an American), SOME African people (the ones who think they are "better" than me because, well, let's face it, some of "us" are a bit of an embarrassment... but then, so are some of "them"), etc., etc., etc.

    The TRUTH is that a certain time of the month... or, heck, sometimes any given day... they ALL get on my ;ast nerve. Catch me during the right week... and I am probably prejudice against mankind altogether. Truly. There are some days when I love my fellow human beings... ALL of them... even the "bad" ones. And there are some days when I don't "like" ANY of them. Even the "good" ones. Can't seem to help it. And so, on these days, I have to pray for help. BEG for it. And it comes. My loves returns, I think of people... good and bad... and my heart wells up!

    I am human... flesh with its blood. And so, I have prejudices. I don't like people who treat other people poorly. I DON'T like RUDE people (or ill-mannered children). I don't like corrupt people. Or liars, cheaters, manipulaters, con artists, and connivers... regardless of their color or nationality. Don't come "brutha" or "sistah" ing me... while you're trying to pick the lock on my house. But don't go telling me "my best friend is black" when you're denying me the same privileges and freedoms that you're giving my non-black counterparts.

    And I certainly don't like "unrepentant" and quite possibly serial criminals... regardless of color, sex, age, gender, religion, race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation... eye color... hair length... martial status... number of children... age of dying parents... renter or homeowner... whathaveyou. Those I really have to pray about... and for.

    Okay... I'm done. It's late. Excuse my tangent. Off to bed. Peace to you all.

    A [reasonably prejudiced] slave of Christ,

    SA

  • Girlie
    Girlie

    Amen, Aguest. LOL!

  • keyser soze
    keyser soze
    Don't come "brutha" or "sistah" ing me... while you're trying to pick the lock on my house. But don't go telling me "my best friend is black" when you're denying me the same privileges and freedoms that you're giving my non-black counterparts.

    Spot on Aguest!

  • Mary
    Mary
    Sylvia asked: Is Tim Horton's similar to our Krispy Kreme?

    Yes and no. I love Krispy Kreme donuts but their coffee is pure shit---even worse than Dunkin Donuts. They tried opening up a few Krispy Kreme donut shops up here a few years ago and the reaction from Canadians was all the same: great donuts, terrible coffee. I think they all closed down.

    Us Canucks are pretty picky about our coffee. The one I like even better than Tim Hortons is the Paridisio Medium from The Second Cup.

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    AGuest!

    Sylvia

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